The Burials Bill and the Claims of Convocation, Objections to Clause XIV., by the Dean of Bristol
In "The Burials Bill And The Claims Of Convocation, Objections To Clause XIV., By The Dean Of Bristol," Gilbert Elliot offers a detailed examination of the controversial Burials Bill. Elliot, writing from the perspective of the Dean of Bristol, focuses specifically on objections to Clause XIV, diving into the intricacies of the bill and its implications for the Church of England. This work provides insight into the debates surrounding religious law and the relationship between church and state in 19th-century Britain. The arguments presented shed light on the challenges faced by religious institutions adapting to changing societal norms and legal frameworks.
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